EN IEC 60964:2019/AC:2019-08
(Corrigendum)Nuclear power plants - Control rooms - Design
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- 27.120.20
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Nuclear power plants - Control rooms - Design
Kernkraftwerke - Warten - Auslegung
Centrales nucléaires de puissance - Salles de commande - Conception
Jedrske elektrarne - Nadzorne sobe - Zasnova - Popravek AC
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01-oktober-2019
Jedrske elektrarne - Nadzorne sobe - Zasnova - Popravek AC
Nuclear power plants - Control rooms - Design
Kernkraftwerke - Warten - Auslegung
Centrales nucléaires de puissance - Salles de commande - Conception
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN IEC 60964:2019/AC:2019-08
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27.120.20 Jedrske elektrarne. Varnost Nuclear power plants. Safety
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